Blending carefree adventure with a deep quest for meaning, What’s up on Earth invites us to open our hearts and question what it means to be human, ultimately encouraging us to reinvent our connection to ourselves, to others, and to life itself.
Across 15 countries, traveling by land and sea with a lightweight video setup.
Handling all writing, editing, color grading, voice-over, mixing and sound design.
Exploring universal issues with inspiring people from 18 nationalities.
Inside a campervan, converted into a tiny mobile post-production studio.
For a total runtime of more than 17 hours, woven into a single, continuous story.
He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.
Over the years, I’ve strived to reveal the wonders of our planet, from the beauty of nature, to the richness and depth of human kind.
Following the flow of encounters and work opportunities, I drove across the Americas from Canada to Panama, sailed the Pacific to French Polynesia, and ended my journey in East Africa. But as much as I loved the freedom of the road, I would never have made it that far without a powerful « WHY. »
Along the way, I interviewed a wide range of people, seeking profound connection, inspiration, and answers to the challenges of our world.
I’ve shared a part of my life with these people; our paths have crossed, and they have inspired my journey. Now, it’s your turn to discover what they have to offer.
THE WAY OUT IS IN.
Guided by a philosophical, emotional and spiritual lens, this series dives into the intimacy of the individual to reflect on the universal themes that connect us all, while highlighting the socio-environmental challenges of our time.
By inviting us to rethink our relationship with ourselves and all living beings, What’s up on Earth explores our role in society, encouraging a more conscious and loving way of living.